The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29

Daniel G. Williams has returned home from the
East.
Mr.. G. A. Baggs is visiting at Baltimore and Wash
incton
Miss Cynthia Livingstone is visiting friends in Jefer-
sonville.
Miss Alice Woods of Springfield o., Is the guest of
Miss Annie Porter.
Misses Florence and Minnie Coffin have returned
from q visit to Cincinnati
Judge D. W. Howe will deliver the memorial ad-
dress Franklin tomorrow.
Rev. A. W. Lamport will give the Decoration day
address at Anderson tomorrow.
Hon. Will Cumback will deliver the Deco ration day
address at Bucyrus o., tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs James Fletcher will go to Waukesha
next month, to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ohr of Chicago, are guests of
Mr. Ohr's mother, Mrs. Robert Browning.
Mrs. p. G. Howard and daughter Mary eft On Fri
day for Maine, to stay all summer with relatives.
Mr. Harry Lands, of Kansas City. is spending
Sunday at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. nj.
NJ. Lands.
Miss Esther Barry of Topeka Is visiting Miss
Clarke for few days. before going further East for
the summer.
Mr.. w @. Van Arsdel has gone to Kansas to visit
his mother. Mrs Van Arsdel Is IN Chlcago visiting
her parents.
Mrs. jerome Alien, Of Gssencas.le. who has been
the guest of Mr.. w. III. Allen and family, will
turn home tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Gates is expected home from New York
to-day accompanied by Miss Grant. of GAINESVILLE. o.
who viii mako a visit here.
Miss Shirley DALEY is expected home from Wash
ingon next week. and will probably spend the
mer with Mrs. J. w. Murphy.
Mrs Pentecost of Mt Vernon Ind, and Miss
Eetteton, of St Louis, visiting Mrs. DeSouchet
No. 27O North Delaware street.
Mrs Julian: Of College avenue accompaned by her
sister Mrs Phillips of Kew Castle. Pa, visiting
Mrs Paul Lubhardt, at Milton Ind
Mrs James D. Kilbnrn. Of Myrtleville N. ". is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. III. H. Palmer. and
will probably spend the greater part of the summer
here.
Cen Alvin P. Hovey, Congressman from the First
district in the city yesterday, on his way to Wa
hn dAly inn las
tomorrow.
Prof w. w. Grant superintendent of the High.
school. and wife. and Mr. and Mrs W o. Griffith will
sail Europe the Goth of June for absence of
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ames lsft yesterday for
New York and on Wednesday will sail for Bremen.
Mr. and Mrs Ames intend to place their daughters in
school in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Kempshar, prominent people of Pc
oria have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs 4. e. Day
on North Meridian street. during the last week. Mr..
and Mrs Kempshali have just returned from Europe.
and route home.
Professor and Mrs d. b. Brenneke viii spend
about a month of their vacation with Mrs Bren-
nekes parents in orsanhea ana bsv men 80 saS
the city the latter part of this week
Miss Minnie Stoddard. of Minneapolis. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Hawkins on East New
York str eet and Miss Allie Goodwin Of North Tenn
street has returned home Miss Stoddarc
parents spend the summer at Lake Minnetonka,
where they have cottage
At Mrs. f. V. Thomas's Dancing Academy. on the
evening of the 10th inst. Mrs Rose 6ordon. the
pianist OF the school was tehuer sefPf'se oene.S-
During the evening Mrs. Thomas. in appropriate.
pleasant little speech presented Mrs. Gordon with
wefled purse the results of the evcninings enter
tainment
The Globe Democrat ia publishing interesting
rios Of articles from the pen of Miss Joine Griffith OF
this city the educational institutions OF the racine
and in the next volume OF the Chautaguan Will
continuous series of articles by Miss Grit
fifth on the Panama canal project. which VIII embrace
q complete summary of the work there as taken from
personal observation during her visit the lsthmus
last autumn. The literary productions OF Miss drif-
fifth Of high standard, and under the nom de
plume of Francis Bennett commanding consider
cradle attention in the literary centers OF the West